Symfony 5.2.5 has just been released with eight bugfixes and improvements. Bug fixed in the framework bundle, Mailer, TwigBridge, and Messenger. Few improvements also added to Backport psr/container 1.1/2.0 compatibility in the Dependency Injection security. Symfony users of the 5.2 branch are encourage to upgrade to the latest version.
Changes in Symfony 5.2.5
- bug #40415 Fix ConstraintViolation#getPropertyPath() to always return string (@Ocramius)
- bug #40421 [FrameworkBundle] fix XSD (@nicolas-grekas)
- bug #39685 [Mailer][Mime][TwigBridge][Validator] Allow egulias/email-validator 3.x (@derrabus)
- bug #40398 [FrameworkBundle] : Fix method name compare in ResolveControllerNameSubscriber (@glensc)
- bug #39733 [TwigBridge] Render email once (@jderusse)
- bug #40386 [DependencyInjection][Security] Backport psr/container 1.1/2.0 compatibility (@derrabus)
- bug #40376 [Messenger] Don’t lock tables or start transactions (@Nyholm)
- bug #40378 Changing ZulipTransportFactory tag to prevent the exception UnsupportedSchemeException (@big-r81)
Want to upgrade to this new Symfony 5.2.5 release ? Because Symfony protects backwards-compatibility very closely, this should be quite easy. Use SymfonyInsight upgrade reports to detect the code you will need to change in your project and read the upgrade documentation to learn more.
Notice that the LTS versions is the 4.4 branch will be supported until November 2022 and then November 2023 for security updates, while support for the Symfony 5.2.5 will end by July 2021. The next version of Symfony 5.3 should be available by May 2021.
Symfony is an open source PHP Framework released under an MIT license. More information at https://symfony.com/.
